while the daily mail suggests the story is worthy of laurel and hardy — calling it ‘another fine messator for the exam results chaos. the ‘i' describes how some students, parents and teachers are breathing a sigh of relief after days of confusion. while the daily mail suggests the story is worthy of laurel and hardy — calling it ‘another fine mess.‘ so, let‘s begin. shall we start with the express? obviously, for the british papers, it is all about the u—turn on the results. victory for common sense and exams fiasco. the express, there is nothing good for the government in any of these headlines, is there? no, there really isn‘t you might argue that the express headline acknowledges some common sense is finally made itself clear but the u—turn is very much the right move but it was far too long coming. it is not as of the government enough plenty of warning that this fiasco would be heading their way. but instead, they chose only after the event to reverse on this policy when he could‘ve announced the change in the rationale or we could go in the could‘ve spared students and absolutel

now keeping goalie maxwell alive long enough to face that jury for the news with rick sanchez john hardy good stuff really comprehensive story well done john hardy this is the news of rick sanchez you're watching our special coverage when we come back and this is an interesting counter-intuitive story coming out of iran where the iranians are accusing the u.s. group of international to. as you heard right polk into that we'll be right back don't go away. you can't be both with the yeah you know what. i'm chris hedges the corporate coup d'etat has destroyed our democratic institutions the commercial media is burlesque part of the reality show presidents expose the trivia lots see on contact question more. seeing the horrors that arise with money and evil. corporate criminals who trash calculus lives to add just one more dollar to their billions. they threaten they bribe they'll do anything to keep their crimes in the dark but the people they've heard are demanding justice their stories need to be told on america's lawyer. year thank you for finally. understand you're tired of networks. 'd

now keeping goalie maxwell alive long enough to face that jury for the news with rick sanchez john hardy oh good stuff really comprehensive story well done john hardy says the news of rick sanchez you're watching our special coverage when we come back this is an interesting counterintuitive story coming out of iran where the iranians are accusing the u.s. group of international terrorism you heard right go look into that we'll be right back don't go away. i like it when the hosts ask the question for the guests and then actually listens to the guests answer and then react to that answer a folks dennis miller here i've got a new show. i'm a journalist it's all i know being a truth teller people say i make among come from good news is like a jackhammer good drill down and they find the truth newt gingrich because it's time to do news again and question more. glisten stumbling online algorithms dictate what you get to want to go to portable dot tv slash download to get killer television it's completely separate i'm talking award winning comedy awesome sports coverage inside so fresh still t

namely, connor hardy at home thinking about what he could and could not do during a pandemic. what connor couldn't do was one of his favorite things in the world, volunteer at san francisco's family dog rescue. all connor could do was stare into his family's backyard. which happens to be dominated by a huge lemon tree. >> we have this lemon tree, like, i've just been watching it all of quarantine draw up lemon. >> reporter: now over the years, connor's family has used what lemons they could, donated some to a friend's restaurant, but mostly threw out the rotten ones that fell to the ground. >> all right. so this is the original post. >> reporter: it got connor, a sophomore in college majoring in economics thinking, what else could he do with them? so he posted on nextdoor looking for suggestions and the responses flooded in. >> i can't even explain how much, like, feedback i got and how much, like, enthusiasm i got for, like, meier lemons. >> this is usually what i do. >> reporter: so connor quickly started picking the lemons. >> you go up here and then grab some, like -- >> r

that person then will serve the remainder of a base term through september 2021 for boom bust john hardy. markets are mixed again this week investors are keeping an eye on economic recovery back theme development and those u.s. china relations starting in russia where the molex is down for the week this is despite russian president vladimir putin statement that the worth of the country's economic strain from coven 1000 is over moving over to asian markets the shanghai composite up for the week on positive data on the economic recovery well china's industrial output. point 6 percent year over year for the month of july compared to 11 and a half percent in june and hong kong the hong saying is just slightly above flat for the week electronics giant shield me gained 12 percent on thursday alone after reporting profits more than doubled in the 2nd quarter in japan the nikkei ended slightly in the red it shattered nearly 1.5 percent on friday this was obviously after the news of prime minister shinzo all be announcing his plans to resign over his health concerns in india the sensex finished u

necessary to prosecute his fixer maxwell what are we learning so far here's our to correspondent john hardy. orgies with european models by the pool sexual encounters and as capades under beachside could banners on jeffrey epstein's private island just some of the stories to come out in a troop of newly released documents unsealed by the court they stem from a defamation suit by for junior roberts' group for a against human maxwell in 2016 and settled for an undisclosed sum of money in 2017. his testimony in 2016 describes epstein and maxwell as a toxic team that repeatedly exploited and abused her would do for a saying maxwell quote brought me in for the purpose of being trafficked since then the allegations of abuse manipulation and sex trafficking of roberts who frey and dozens of other young women and underage girls have been well publicized the latest document dump just adds to the cd and sordid story with describe me a constant rotation of young women and girls coming through abstains various properties including his infamous pedophile island there are 2 for a describes a collection o

construction boom before the bust for boom bust john hardy . in russia the molex is up for the week after the nation pushed out its covert 19 vaccine but also russian oil exports to the united states actually doubled in the 1st half of 2020 this was despite demand issues due to the pandemic let's move to asian markets where we're seeing more green arrows the shanghai composite finished the week just above consumer shares lead gains at the end of the week even though china's retail sales for july they actually fell slightly from the prior year missing analyst expectations in hong kong the hong saying rebounded after 4 straight weeks of losses chinese industrial output jumped 4.8 percent which helped that push banking real estate and airlines also helped with some of those gains in japan the nikkei is also up pushing a 6 month highs this week real estate railway and bus shares will they all saw some pretty strong gains and we see our 1st rather arrow of the week in india where the sensex actually fell over one percent on friday alone auto and fin

interesting cartoon, doesn't look particularly like laurel and hardy, but we get the gist.tom of the telegraph, because the last time we we re telegraph, because the last time we were looking at the papers, i couldn't get your views about what's happening in belarus with lukashenko and those extraordinary scenes which some papers have covered in more detail of him visiting a tractor factory today and really being shouted down. in terms of pr backfiring, it couldn't be much worse, could it? no, they were extraordinary scenes, and i think a lot of viewers, even those who take a keen interest in international news probably know less about belarus than they do about many other countries and what used to be the soviet field. partly because i think the russians and vladimir putin himself have considered belarus to be notjust in his backyard, but virtually within his territory. and the rest of europe and the rest of the west have kind of gotten along with that, so people haven't really interrogated what's going on in belarus in the way that they were doing in the other countries i

in wyoming, 75-year-old charlie hardy is running for ththe u.s. s senate.ardy: i have not listened to corporations, i've not listened to lobbyists, i've n not listenedd to peoeople walall street.. i want to listen to you. del toro: his campaign is run out t of a 1970s school l bus. it's fueled by tiny donations from his supporters, most of whom he knows. thank you. del toro: charlie's trying to unseat a three-term incumbent, but he's raised only two percent of the funds his opponent has. can charlie win? man: these elections have gotten to the point now where it's all about how w much mononey you can rai. man 2: we need to get back whwhere the people in washininn represent me and you.

his way to the main synagogue in the center of the neighbor ark home to a largely ultra orthodox or hardy the community the synagogue is closed because of the pandemic people have to pray outside. without marking stern who works as a lawyer manages in this free time a corona taskforce. this is stigma and the general public against the us for also dogs and against been a block off only people seem to have a demon all sick and that they're infecting people that it's evil but it's not true and i don't think there's any other community that keeps the rules as strictly as we deal with the mechanical boy with a view. over 2400 residents are currently infected with call that 19 and their new cases every day in a brac is one of the most densely populated cities in israel. yes boy. the autry abridgements for 20 family members shares 75 square meters and one bathroom one shower one person get sick everyone will get sick. on a simple almost many don't have internet no smartphones they can't get information online but this information on billboards. made a lot of adult the menace apology has now set

field marshal slim observed that victory was reliant upon that courage, being hardy, their refusal toeither by the cruel hazards of nature, or by the fierce strength of their human adversary. no fewer than 29 victoria crosses were awarded during the burma campaign. the highest tally of any theatre of war, another measure of its exceptional nature. it is also the greatest importance to remember the courage of the many ethnic groups in burma who fought so bravely in the most appalling circumstances. their resolve, like that of all british, commonwealth and allied forces, was unbreakable. and, to this day, stands as an example to us all. of course, this was a war that affected not only those who fought, but had a devastating impact on countless civilians who found themselves caught up in the conflict. indeed, for many in burma, those who lived through the war as well as for their children, grandchildren and great—grandchildren, conflict, tragically, continues to blight their lives to this day. and so, as we gather in this most fitting of settings, in front of the burma star memorial grov

all hardy go away a rallying cry sustained for over 2 weeks amplified by one of the biggest crowds minsk has ever seen. demonstrators repeated their demand for new elections angry at thousands of arrests many bloody beatings and several deaths. yet i'm shocked by these lies and violence that reign in our country i have 3 children and 3 grandchildren i want them to live in a free country to have freedom to express their opinions and have great life prospects. the opposition coordination council is demanding a peaceful transition of power. not just the pentagon our resistance is a marathon the regime cannot deal with this marathon but we can we have the will strength and the support of each other. to do that but then it's like. we've appealed to the belorussian high court to recognize the numerous violations in a sham election and we hope no we demand that the high court makes a legal ruling i wanted to assure you. security forces held back on sunday but the army has been mobilized supposedly to protect national monuments. hovering over the crowds the man who says he's above all criticism

he was at hardy park during a practice round. pairings for the tempe japan come out today.pga championship with our military vitamins. pga hope brings golf to some veterans with disabilities and helps them boost their physical, so eml well- being. the 90competition kicked off monday at the olympic club in san francisco. >> felt an obligaanto thank the everything that they have done for us. >> linebacker turner says he is an ambassador. we are excited to bring you the 2020 pga championship live all weekend from hardy park to go to kpix.com/pga championship for a complete look at the coverage. >>> we are going to gianna with the track of the traffic. >> we have some stuff going on. is a busy ride westbound on 24 and chp has issued a special travel advisory, a traffic alert on westbound 24 at the is blocking a couple of planes and you can see on the sensors, it is significant with speeds down to six miles per hour in some spots. the traffic alert has two lanes blocked and there is no word yet on when they will reopen, so if you were using 24, expect some delays. 23 minutes is

in wyoming, 75-year-old charlie hardy is running for ththe u.s. s senate.: i have not listened to corporations, i've not listened to lobbyists, i've n not listenedd to peoeople walall street.. i want to listen to you. del toro: his campaign is run out t of a 1970s school l bus. it's fueled by tiny donations from his supporters, most of whom he knows. thank you. del toro: charlie's trying to unseat a three-term incumbent, but he's raised only two percent of the funds his opponent has. can charlie win? man: these elections have gotten to the point now where it's all about how w much mononey you can rai. man 2: we need to get back whwhere the people in washininn represent me and you.

truth one steel tries to fight for justice looks like you're going to make a breakthrough good morning hardy kirit is again. i was but it's also one in which you recognize no i'm so surprised when you have brink to the breakthrough is a real and so it isn't democracy. one step forward 2 steps back 3 steps forward 2 steps back that's the history of who we are as a species both wonderful and terrible at the same time. aspirational and visionary on the one hand. and no precedent. in the blue zones then she had to track both poles at same time and always preserve not your optimism preserve your hope your prisoner of hope the corporate elites they want to divide. they want to divide and conquer it is a strategy as old as the leaks who emerged from the cave in the history of speech. in some cities in california los angeles and san francisco in particular but their biggest threat. black males who are involved in this crime and violence so keep the political commentary to yourself or as someone once said shut up and dribble. we'll be right back. that's the fundamental threat. they do all that they c

thomas hardy's jude the obscure. wow. i know.ens at a tenth-grade level. i'm sorry, wade. it's-it's just no use, you know? looks like the captain went down with his ship. no. men, man. why you saying that? you know, when i told michelle i was going out, she said "go." just like that. she wasn't even worried. she should've been like, "baby, i can't have you out there "with all those hungry women. you the sexiest man alive." (growls) that seems a little unrealistic. i know, i know, and i would never do anything, but still. yeah. you know what i mean? i do. i know what you mean. so... (clears throat) i got good news and bad news. good news is a hot woman followed me into the men's room. bad news is it was the ladies' room. see, man, that's it, guys, i'm-i'm calling it a night. michelle wig i'm not the king it, guys, of the club anymore. night. just the king of the dishwasher. what is going on with you two, huh? you're supposed to be my wingmen. what, you're just giving up? really? i mean, i've got one saturday night to go out and ra

things will improve just in time for the pga championship to start at hardy park, back to normal temperatures as we head into the weekend, the fog is rolling back in looking at the tower from the camera that fog, the marine layer co more established as we head through the next couple of days, only 60 degrees definitely breezy out there, 71 degrees in oakland but still in the 80s in concord and in santa rosa, mid- 70s for livermore and san jose, ideal temperatures. the fog is going to spread inland through early tomorrow morning, the exception that the valleys at the north end, sheltered from the direct westerly wind and the fog is not going to be as eager to backup as it was this morning. reduced visibility along the coast some of the low hanging cloud cover over the city as we head into the mid day hours is going to be tough to shake the clouds and the little bit of missed and drizzle along the coast, it doesn't add up to much, but a few hundredths of an inch of measurable moisture qualifies as a rain event for the bay area in the mo august. the most substantial amount of moisture is going t

i tell you this, the people of southwest louisiana, they're hardy, they're fun, they're good souls. and they'll take this with some positivity, regardless of how life changes. but life will be different here, no doubt about that, come tonight. >> all right, our friend rob marciano from lake charles. rob, please stay safe, you and the team. we will check back in with you a little bit later. >>> we want to move to the fact that we know when it comes to those wind gusts, again, 128 miles an hour. this storm is packing quite a punch. we're continuing to monitor the situation there. >>> coming up, new protests in wisconsin. >>> plus the republican national convention. >>> first, an update on the progress of hurricane laura as it lashes the u.s. gulf coast. we will talk to the lieutenant governor of louisiana. >>> welcome back. hurricane laura is pounding the gulf coast right now after making landfall near cameron, louisiana, with category 4 winds of 150 miles per hour and a life-threatening storm surge. we know that because of the size and intensity of the storm, officials say it could t

acrossll make its way new south wales and sail over the hardy ground.uld be the coldest day of the year so far. further north, high and dry. a bit of rain making its way towards per. it is toward new zealand. we have got some rain across the peninsula, long light of clouds, big downpours to the central parts of china. the risk of further floododing coming through here. chances for welcome showers making their way into japan and at last turning just a little bit cooler. ♪ ♪ anchor: welcome back, the headlines now. u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo submitted formal demands for the un security council for sanctions to be reimposed on iran, claiming tehran violated the nuclear deal. it sets the stage for disagreement and stalemate on the security counsel as other countries question the validity of the u.s. case. steve bannon, the former chief strategist of donald trump, pleaded not guilty on charges of fundraising for an online campaign that was supposed to build the boardwalk. he received more than a million dollars and spent hundreds and thousands of do

yes it's possible but you know that before especially in 2005 i think there's a hardy. assassination and you remember that maybe it would i want to say is that and syrians that is what was there we don't know exactly but their city is different they're all mixed up but up till a syria was different they did this i am saying that some different kind of. about us and other intelligence officers in lebanon on because really critical here this might be now were normal and also war a war in syria affect lebannon as are also some groups or some intelligence has tried to make effect on although we dilute the middle east you should be sure it is on going you know you should move from 2011 also lebanese is some kind of you know court jeff in order to you know to use this level non-poor that in general policy of the middle east it's possible your take on what we heard or run around 30 minutes ago we saw some propaganda sites linked to islam. claiming responsibility for what happened today does that sound at all plausible. it's possible evan thinks that everything is on the table

this more neighborhood talk news who mentioned john is the place filled with memories for john hardy. food in his or with wooden door last year my father used to sit at this place. every time i come to these familiar places places i used to visit with my father. i'm overwhelmed with grief. at the same time i feel anger. jungly father was a veteran of china's nuclear testing program he was a one resident but he spent his last years at his son's home in the coastal city of shenzhen about 1000 kilometers from one in january he broke his leg as a veteran he enjoyed good medical insurance but he was required to get treated in his hometown. so when he needed treatment i took him to war and when he was in hospital i sat by his. this was my way to show my love for him we chinese don't like to talk about our feelings to express our love with words but we show them with deeds. i don't. know how i feel haunted by remorse i feel that by taking him to han i sent him to his death. at that time covered 19 was already spreading in the city and local officials were reassuring people that the virus cou

emma hardy. shadow ministerfor further education and universities.alia, a man has taken on a great white shark, apparently punching it to save his wife during an attack. chantelle doyle was attacked by a shark up to three metres long while surfing at shelly beach in new south wales. phoebe hopson reports. beaches in the area were closed after the incident. life—savers are providing surveillance to help spot the shock. she suffered severe lacerations to her leg. now let's take a look at the weather. hello. we have now lost the very intense heat of the past week. what we haven't lost, though, is the potential to brew up some really punchy thunderstorms. and it's the southern half of the uk that looks like it could encounter some issues as those thunderstorms surge up from the south through the afternoon. a band, if you like, of showers swirling their way across the south—west of england into south wales, the midlands and the south—east. if the sun comes out, warms things up, a little extra energy in the atmosphere will mean those showers turn very nast

hardy himself as they choose a south course this nation of his father bought them we have seen him is shaking and. his will accuse the. united states while. their allies hezbollah and iran holds as this nation. i can honestly well i believe nicole may postpone the announcement of 2 gordie using the state of emergency as an excuse because i believe he wouldn't be the best time to. answer to her now and it will be the quote precaution level of. interest in her thoughts thank you very much for being with us here not international my pleasure. all right will be back with more at the top the hour. summer is still the. episode. oh it's going to be exciting very exciting i'm excited i know you're excited i know stacey is excited. a short time ago an american airplane run by hiroshima. state not claiming any. such want to go. on to me and you know you. can it's. like most americans growing up after the war the bombs were a great thing they ended the war they say hundreds of thousands of lives on both sides and that's what my grandfather always said was his reason for the decision. truman was

finally delivering a verdict relating to the assassination of former lebanese prime minister rafiq hardy he died along with 21 others in a car bomb attack in 2005 the 4 defendants are members of the armed group hezbollah which denies involvement in the attack they won't be appearing in court then a court of reports. it's been 15 years since former prime minister rafiq head 80 was assassinated in a suicide car bombing in beirut 21 others were also killed in an act that changed the face of lebanon. the special international tribunal investigating the case is due to deliver its verdict the accused are known members of hezbollah a lebanese armed group backed by iran prosecutors have based their case on evidence of a phone network that monitored haddadi months before his death that went dark following his murder they say the former prime minister was working to free lebanon from syria's domination and the killing was politically motivated the prosecutors say the suspects are linked to some assassinations mainly of opponents of syrian president bashar assad that include the failed attempt on t

pandemic and the failure to secure a peace treaty with russia only made the decision more difficult john hardy has more. choking up at times and with tears filling his eyes shinzo abbate japan's longest serving prime minister called it quits abbay has battled all sort of collide as for many years and several recent trips to the hospital where he had been receiving i.v. injections feel questions and concerns about his ability to continue leading the country. i apologize from my heart to the people of this nation but i am leaving my position under the coronavirus situation it is gut wrenching i want to have to look at my job before accomplishing my goals of a peace treaty with russia and before revising the college ultimate. book i thought it abbay who resigned once before because of health concerns said he failed to achieve his cherished goal of formally rewriting japan's u.s. drafted pacifist constitution and while pulling japan out of recession abbay said the economy was hit hard once again by the coronavirus pandemic after news of the resignation broke japan's nikkei average dropped more tha

sick to gain any good amik advantage while we begin our newscast today with our to correspondent john hardy. hot war cold war cyber war whatever war on the prime minister scott morrison said in a recent interview with c.b.s. news and a war between the u.s. and china could break out if cooler diplomatic heads don't prevail he was responding to a recent article written by his predecessor kevin rudd who warned of a potential hot war that is an armed conflict between the us and china in the run up to the us presidential elections in november well if it's up to experiences it differently. and certainly not as dramatically as kevin has but in our own defense we've acknowledged that what was previously. and not concede to even possible or likely and sometimes those talks about tom says he's not conceited in those counties the more australia has had its own issues with china lately china has criticised australia's recent handling of the coronavirus pandemic and more since comments about prioritising and indo-pacific alliance to balance quote china's economic coercion after beijing banned australian

on some pretty high demand which means your home remodel may take longer than expected artie's john hardy takes a deeper look. the coded 1000 pandemic has impacted everything from cruise lines to construction and it's hitting america's lumber industry hard as well while single family home demand has actually jumped during the pandemic with new single family home sales rising 14 percent in june and new home sales up 3 percent in the 1st half of 2020 the average cost of lumber is skyrocketing according to the national association of home builders average lumber prices because of lumber shortages due to the pandemic have surged 80 percent since mid april 2020 from a low of $348.00 per 1000 board feet to $627.00 per 1000 board feet as of july 31st and that could ultimately push the cost of the new home even higher construction has remained an essential service in the u.s. and homeowners have renewed home improvement jobs during the pandemic lock down according to industry research that's the good news the bad news is the n h b says the sharp increases in lumber and home prices are unsustainab

more than 2500 families have lost their homes yemen's internationally recognized president months so hardy is calling on local governors to send relief to the victims. argentina's government has unveiled plans to reform its judiciary by increasing the number of federal courts but the opposition says the move is president alberto finance's attempt to shield his predecessor from prosecution to reason reports now from buenos aires. argentina and flags in a call to respect the republic hundreds protested against the government's initiative to reform the justice system. the little i'm worried because they want to train just supreme court 1st it had 9 members then 5 now they want to increase it again it's a pretty court of a country cannot be manipulated by the wishes of one person. for decades in argentina have repeatedly been accused of pro-government bias reforming the judiciary was one of the 1st pledges of this when he became president in december. to believe that reforming the justice system is necessary because it's filled with corruption and irregularities but many do not trust in the go

surfing in the uk was once a sport for the hardy few, but its popularity has rocketed in recent yearsthe waves. now, new research shows the sport is also beneficial to mental health and wellbeing, as john maguire has been finding out. believe it or not, ten years ago, charlotte ba nfield had a phobia of water. i used to be really scared to go to the beach, go near the shower, go in the rain. it was more of a sensory thing, the feel of water used to really scare me. charlotte has cerebral palsy, autism and anxiety. when her mum signed her up for a surf—therapy session, part of the wave project, it changed her life. i still have bad days where i get really anxious and feel like i can't leave the house. when i'm having those days, i literally get my surfboard, wetsuit, get in the car and go, because i know that as soon as i get in the sea i will feel better again. it's like the sea has some magic healing properties that just works instantly. charlotte's recovery is such that last year she won the english adaptive surfing contest, and she has a masters degree in marine biology. today, she

and employees hit by the pandemic one small step in the long road to recovery from boom bust john hardy. for more we're joined by new york attorney and bar owner andrew much more andrew thank you so much for being with us today you're a restaurant owner yourself and brooklyn and your business is currently closed what is that recovery looking like for you. only a bar of music in brooklyn that's called much more and while the bar and restaurant business is going to come back a little bit music venues simply don't exist as they used to well and are these these rollbacks with all these rollbacks and reopening like like john mentioned in his package some restaurants have in the past refused to shut down some say they're not actually going to and they're making space for even more outside dining now that might change in places like new york when the weather won't allow for that does the law protect these businesses who choose to stay open. which is getting so quite a bit but it's a good solution for the summer but once we start getting into the winter months it's going to be much more. ok and

still with us is john hardy.the ending of the firm will furlough at the end of october -- the ending of the furlough at the end of october, is it working its way into the market? is this still a relevant development, do you think? john: it will be, eventually, in the medium-term, the market focused on the shape of its trade deal with europe post brexit transition period in euro. we've seen a holding pattern. the issue you bring up is key for the u.k. and elsewhere, this emergency support measures and to what degree this can be sustained, because the impact fiscally. and because we are facing a restructuring of the economy, do you want to subsidize businesses that are no longer able to operate at this incapacity post crisis -- this same capacity post crisis as precrisis? that damage is at the risk of being large if they pull the plug too early for the given industry and jobs. anna: yeah, and i suppose from a seenone perspective, we've the signaling very positive, with the recovery fund being agreed to. we don't se

. >> first biden gave an interview to hardy be. now his first joint interview with kamala harris is with people magazine. when will the democratic ticket get the hard-hitting questions? we will talk about that next. >> african americans facing injustice at an opportune time, anthony did nothing. violence is more damaging than words. jillian: cancel culture going after susan b anthony after donald trump ardent her. the backlash on social media. jillian: a massive fire raging at a texas industrial plant, huge claims and thick black smoke, the fire is believed to be at the plastic manufacturer poly america. todd: joe biden and kamala harris doing their first interview with people magazine. jillian: what exciting pressed. the democratic duo to take on tough questions. here is independent women's forum kelsey bullard, thanks for being here. time is winding down, we are almost in september. should they be taking tough questions right now? >> absolutely. this in the carty be interview joe biden participated in are completely unserious. he